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Now I can't even figure out what's a button, and the buttons they do show use faceless icons that mean nothing.

But dont try to be about the art and say the faceless evil corporation should pay you more.

People tend to believe the calm and faceless large organization over an angry individual ranting on the Internet.

It's not as if some faceless Borg is siphoning out the good people of EPA's money without contributing anything.

It's a fascinating example of once you make something sufficiently faceless, peoples' views towards it changes.

People themselves should be the ones curating what they see, not faceless administrators secretly making judgment calls using unwritten policies.

No, because you can't undermine the death penalty unless you turn the victims into faceless abstractions.

Go is brilliant for faceless fast-response highly-concurrent situations - like APIs and the like.

If you're going to impute malicious intent to these faceless corporations, you need to at least come up with a realistic motive.

Default subs are just faceless crowds that don't have much of a community.

To me they're like a faceless entity in the internet.

You hire Uber and they dispatch a faceless anonymous cog.

I always thought those ads were designed to say "we are not a faceless corporate machine; you will be dealing with an actual human."

I'd argue that the "faceless office building" portion isn't really an issue.

Usually, it's just one (or a small group) of individuals running the company, so it's not some "faceless entity" with no morals and only working towards the goal of profit.